kitbashing

The next step in the Lunde Studios Stump Tower N scale kitbash was to extend the sub-assembly I completed for the main entrance to cover the full front of the facade. In the previous... [Read more]

The really nice thing about kitbashing a Lunde Studios kit is that everything on their kits follows standard styrene strip sizes. That makes it extremely easy to remove a section... [Read more]

If you’ve been following our forum or Facebook page, you know that I’ve been working on a kitbash of Lunde Studio‘s resin-cast Stump Tower kit. This Lunde Studios... [Read more]

Being a modeler of the transition era New York Central and loving headend cars on passenger trains, I needed express cars.  On the NYCRR, many styles of headend equipment was used,... [Read more]

I needed a way to hide the exit tunnels for the yard lead and the mainline into the other room on my layout.  Not knowing what to put in the vacant corner, whether it be an urban area... [Read more]

Many of our follows on N Scale Limited are familiar with Robert’s (The GreatScaper) work, especially if you follow us on our forum.  Robert likes to build tall, taller than most... [Read more]

Tim Purcell, the creator of the Plaza Hotel made partially of DPM modular walls has now submitted his latest project for us at N Scale Limited to share with you. It is named the TNT... [Read more]

For this week we turn our focus to user Jim Boyer. Jim has been working on a layout in his garage called the Schuylkill Valley Railroad Company.  Currently Jim has been working on... [Read more]

A few months ago N Scale Limited author Chris Brimley wrote an article on other uses for DPM modular walls.  In that article we showed a “work in progress” of Tim Purcell’s... [Read more]

There has always been modelers that are placed onto pedestals and usually they are more than deserving of that honer.  There are many aspects of this wonderful hobby that allow you... [Read more]